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  • Wall of Colours and Other Stories (Hope, Vengeance & History Book 1)

    by Anu Lal
    From the Amazon Bestselling author Anu Lal. "Writing is the art of voicing. Wall of Colours and Other Stories is my attempt to voice the word of hope as well as the importance to learn from Tradition. Deep down in my memory I still remember that biology teacher who taught us in the eighth standard that humans are animals; apes so to speak. The defining element between humans and animals is that humans are the only species upon the earth that can narrate events, tell stories." "Stories were... more

  • A STRANGER TO MY BROTHERS

    by HENYE MEYER
    He's maladjusted. He has an attitude. And once, the village priest tells him, he was a Jew. When a survivor of the First Crusade persuades Martin to explore his heritage in the Jewish community of Constantinople, Martin has no idea what he's in for and it's not easy. Through his experiences and the choices he makes, Martin comes to understand relationships and responsibility, finds his place in society, and develops a commitment to Jewish life and to his troubled mentor.

  • Sammy and the Wrecking Ball

    by Marguerite Sansone
    When a crane carrying a wrecking ball destroys Sammy's house, the whistling snake is forced to relocate. Flying debris and a whirling dust storm prevent Sammy from fleeing the construction site. Find out if Sammy can use his reptilian wits to escape the wrecking ball and discover a new home.

  • The Girl With No Shoes

    by B.J. Rand

    Meet Arielle. She loves nothing more than to spend time with her dog, Britches, and her cat, Nosey, in a secret place they call "The Hollow". 

    One day, however, they stumble across a young girl sitting all alone behind a hollowed out tree trunk in The Hollow.  She's crying pitifully...and not wearing any shoes.

    Arielle and her pets soon discover the girl's name is Francesca.  When asked why she's not wearing any shoes, Francesca sadly info... more

  • The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: Adventures Beyond the Screen

    by Ben Halpert
    All too often we see infants, toddlers, and young children unable to pull themselves away from technology. Whether at a restaurant, a park, the beach, the pool, or at a play date, young children today are mesmerized by the glowing screen of the latest connected technological gadget. If you have growing concerns about increasingly competing with technology to gain your child's attention, have no fear. The Savvy Cyber Kids are here! In the third installment of The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home book ser... more

  • The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Defeat of the Cyber Bully

    by Ben Halpert
    The adventures of CyberThunder (Tony) and CyberPrincess (Emma) continue in The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Defeat of the Cyber Bully! While playing an online game, CyberPrincess and CyberThunder encounter a cyber bully. Throughout the book, Tony and Emma learn strategies on how to appropriately respond to a bully online. Like most important life lessons, teaching online safety begins in early childhood. The Savvy Cyber Kids are just the right playmates for preschool children and Emma and Tony ... more
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    The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Family Gets a Computer

    by Ben Halpert
    Keeping pre-teens and teenagers safe on the internet starts before our children know what a keyboard is. Like most important life lessons, teaching online safety begins in early childhood. The Savvy Cyber Kids are just the right playmates for pre-school children and Emma and Tony speak their language. In The Savvy Cyber Kids at Home: The Family Gets A Computer, children learn to protect their personal information, like their name and physical location through their secret Savvy Cyber Kid identit... more

  • Chasing Tony

    by Patty Hevly

    A great read aloud children's picture book for ages 5-7. Helps develop social skills while being fun and entertaining. What starts as s simple walk to get ice cream, turns into a fun game of chase. Follow Bobby and Emily as they chase Tony the squirrel around the park in a game of keep away. Discuss nice and not so nice actions with your children while discovering what it takes to catch a sneaky squirrel.

  • From Footlights to Flashlights

    by Gwyn English Nielsen

     The book is a collection of ten, conceptual one-act plays for teens. Each play looks at a different, relevant theme pertaining to character development. Ergo, the collection purports to "reach and teach" teens.

  • Nelson Telson: The Story of a True Blue Blood

    by Heidi Mayo
    Painfully shy and lonely, eleven-year-old Mariah Miller hates being a human; she’d rather be an animal so she wouldn’t have to go to school and deal with mean old Mrs. Tarbox and her nasty cousin Travis who has invaded her life. Enchantment abounds when she finds a magic spearhead on the beach that allows her to talk to a wise old horseshoe crab and a host of other animals. Her father becomes seriously ill, and throughout her trials in the real world, she is often surprised by the unpredictabl... more

  • The terrible neck pain of Sunny the Sunflower

    by Victoria Novillo Saravia
    This is the hilarious story of how Sunny the Sunflower got healed from his terrible neck pain. It is also a tender tale that highlights the importance of friendship, team-working and perseverance, as well as community values.

  • Status The Game

    by Vincent Robert Annunziato

    The Internet Game Too Dangerous To Stop Playing! (Young Adult/New Adult)

    If you enjoy suspense, thrilling action and high stakes drama, then you will enjoy reading "Status The Game!" Author Vincent Robert Annunziato seamlessly guides readers through a landscape where virtual reality trumps real life and popularity is the only thing worth living for. 

    Everyone is suspect in this thrilling adventure of social battles that ... more

  • No Mistake: Journey to Self-Acceptance

    by Chandra Washington

    Abena feels hopeless and alone when her classmates begin to ridicule her for the way she looks.  Despite positive reinforcements from her parents, Abena chooses to believe what her peers tell her; that she is “ugly.” No Mistake: Journey to Self-Acceptance is a story of a little girl’s journey from low self-esteem to learning self-love, even when her peers continue to reject her.  At the end of the story, the author provides a self-he... more

  • Mr. Scraps

    by Taylor Holden
    Inspired by the true story of a dog named Rip who was the first search-and-rescue dog during the Second World War, Mr. Scraps is a heartwarming story of courage, love and devotion that will appeal to parents and children alike.

  • The Bully Buster

    by Andrew J. Aulner
    In this young adult tale, a high school freshman named Billy Brians stands up to Freddy "Cougar" Brown, a notorious bully, by becoming a would-be superhero (the eponymous Bully Buster) but also learns the importance of faith.

  • The Great Quilboar Race: The Lonely Quilboar: The Great Quilboar Race

    by samantha griggs
    The quilboar are going to the great quilboar race this year. the question on every quilboars mind is who will win?

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